Select Post; Deselect Post; Link to Post; Member. CABI Compendium: Status as determined by CABI editor. Novel tools used during the project were modelling to estimate the minimum number of deer known to be alive and the identification and location of individual deer by DNA analysis of faecal pellets that were then matched (or not) with deer shot (Nugent and Arienti-Latham, 2012; Macdonald et al., in press). In recent years there have been described some new species of the Lucanus fortunei group from the mainland of China. Wapiti are typically the largest species in the genus. Their management in New Zealand, Australia, Argentina and Chile is confounded by their mixed status as farmed assets, game animals and biodiversity pests (e.g. Range: Eastern U.S., from Texas to Florida to Maryland to Nebraska. The current distribution of red deer (Cervus elaphus) in southern Latin America., 49(2), 112-119. doi: 10.1007/BF02190451, Forsyth D, Pople T, Page B, Moriarty A, Ramsey D, Parkes J, Wiebkin A, Lane C, 2016. Veblen, T. T., Mermoz, M., Martin, C., Ramilo, E., 1989. 39, No. In C.M. The impact of deer in forest ecosystems in New Zealand is complex and may have long-term consequences which may not always be reversible even if deer numbers are reduced (Coomes et al., 2003). Lowe, S., Browne, M., Boudjelas, S., Poorter M. de, 2004. There is some limited government control of red deer in National Parks in some states (Natural Resource Council, 2016). Though North America isn’t particularly rich in stag beetle species, this is one that rarely fails to impress. This section consists of three case studies from New Zealand. London, UK: HMSO, 169 pp. Berg DK, Asher GW, 2004. Status: G3G5 - Apparently secure globally, though it may This has happened in some places. Beetle Breeding Daniel Ambuehl 6,113 views Toronto, Canada, Mosby, Island Conservation, 2016. Bioko (Fernando Po) island. Exotic deer in southern Latin America: what do we know about impacts on native deer and on ecosystems?, 121909-1922. Commercial exploitation as a pest control tool for introduced mammals in New Zealand, 2171-177. Sep 27, 2013 - Stag Beetle (Odontolabis mouhoti elegans ) : Geographic Range: Thailand : Male The southernmost herd is located on Argentina’s Staten Island (Isla de los Estados) near Tierra del Fuego. Bleier et al., 2012) or present disease risks to livestock (Gortázar et al., 2006). More information about modern web browsers can be found at http://browsehappy.com/. There are likely to be parallels in the threats facing L. cervus in Europe and those potentially facing L. elaphus in North America. Natural dispersal is the most difficult mechanism to manage, as seen in the spread of the species across the border between Argentina and Chile (Nugent et al., 2011). Factors preventing the recovery of New Zealand forests following control of invasive deer., 17(2), 450-459. doi: 10.1046/j.1523-1739.2003.15099.x. In: SCI Online Record Book, Tucson, Arizona, USA: Safari Club International. Relva, M. A., Nuñez, M. A., Simberloff, D., 2010. It has been suggested that C. elaphus compete with native herbivores, such as huemul deer (Hippocamelus bisulcus), and that their presence as prey for pumas (Puma concolor) increases predation on native prey (e.g. Most introduced deer populations are harvested by recreational hunters who see the animals as a resource and asset. Descriptor(s) : arthropod pests arthropod pests Subject Category: Organism Groups see more details, geographical distribution geographical distribution Subject Category: Properties Stag Beetle (Lucanus capreolus) Detailing the physical features, habits, territorial reach and other identifying qualities of the Stag Beetle. Top down or bottom up? Are their bites harmful? The game animals of New Zealand: an account of their introduction, acclimatization, and development., London, UK: John Murray. Simmons IG, Dimbleby GW, 1974. Fraser KW, Nugent G, 2003. The third productive use of red deer is as farmed animals for venison or velvet production (Gilbey and Perezgonzalez, 2012). Reproduction of Caucasian red deer in Azerbaijan, 590-94. Proceedings of the first International Wildlife Management Congress. Smith-Flueck, 1993.Über das in Argentinien angesiedelte Rotwild (Cervus elaphus L., 1758): Verbreitung und Tendenzen. Preventing further spread is not a trivial option as effective management depends on the way the deer are likely to spread – by natural dispersal, by deliberate introduction, or by escape from farms. Further details may be available for individual references in the Distribution Table Details section which can be selected by going to Generate Report. The final strategy to sustain control of deer is via official government culling, again only used to any extent in New Zealand. Little is known about the biology or conservation status of Lucanus elaphus Fabricius in North America despite well-documented declines of a related species, Lucanus cervus (L.), in Europe. Proceedings 21 of Deer Branch NZVA, World Deer Vet Congress held at Queenstown, New Zealand, February 2004, 71–75. Little is known about the biology or conservation status of Lucanus elaphus Fabricius in North America despite well-documented declines of a related species, Lucanus cervus (L.), in Europe. Kugamazog~commonswiki assumed (based on copyright claims). Quick reference key to Neartic species by M. J. Paulsen, University of Nebraska (download pdf) Lucanus elaphus (Giant Stag Beetle) | iNaturalist Profile | BugGuide Profile Red Deer. Caughley G, 1971. C. canadensis and C. nippon are present on farms in Australia but have not established wild populations. The effects of deer browsing on woodland structure and songbirds in lowland Britain., 149(Suppl.2), 119-127. http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/loi/ibi doi: 10.1111/j.1474-919X.2007.00731.x. Management of introduced red deer in Patagonia. Hunting parks and animal enclosures in ancient China. Commercial hunting of wild red deer for venison began in New Zealand in the 1970s and was sufficiently extensive and intensive to reduce the national population by about 90% during the 1970s and 1980s. Skog A, Zachos FE, Rueness EK, Feulner PGD, Mysterud A, Langvatn R, Lorenzini R, Hmwe SS, Lehoczky I, Hartl GB, Stenseth NC, Jakobsen KS, 2009. Lucanus cervus akbesianus - First check for eggs and larvae - Duration: 14:26. The European stag beetle, Lucanus cervus, is thought to be widely dis- tributed across its range, but a detailed description of its occurrence is lacking. Adult Activity: March to August, most specimens in the TAMUIC from June. Big-game, small-game, and gamebird hunting in New Zealand: hunting effort, harvest, and expenditure in 1988, 1975-90. The liberation, distribution, abundance and management of wild deer in Australia., 31(3), 291-299. doi: 10.1071/WR02100, Muir, P. D., Semiadi, G., Asher, G. W., Broad, T. E., Tate, M. L., Barry, T. N., 1997. This study provides information critical to developing conservation plans for L. elaphus including the species’ larval substrate requirements, genetic data and range-wide estimates of habitat suitability. Nevertheless, there are about 7500 red deer held on farms in Canada (mostly Quebec, Ontario and the Atlantic provinces), although the numbers are declining (Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, 2016). Commercial hunting of wild deer using helicopters began in the late 1960s and reduced the population by about 90% to about 200 000 in the 1980s, mostly living if forested habitats where they were less vulnerable to aerial hunters (Nugent and Fraser, 2005). European Deer Economies and the Advent of the Neolithic. Select Post; Deselect Post; Link to Post; Member. Secretary Island (8140 ha) is a rugged island (reaching 1196 m above sea level and mostly forested), separated from mainland deer populations by Thompson Sound with a minimum gap of 950 m and by Doubtful Sound with a minimum gap of 600 m.  C. elaphus swam to the island some time before 1970 (Mark and Baylis, 1975), and a campaign to remove them was started in the mid-1970s using ground and aerial shooting and natural bait poisoning (e.g. Wallingford, UK: CABI. 2003. Actions . Also now on game ranches; First reported: 1930s, Managed forests, plantations and orchards, Average temp. (English and Spanish version available). Their populations did not spread until relatively recently and herd sizes remain modest (compared with sambar deer, Cervus unicolor, in Victoria). storm damage to fences, 4. Firouz E, 2005. A question faced by land managers who see the deer as pests is whether this harvest is sufficient by itself or in combination with other tools to act as a control on the deer numbers. This study provides information critical to developing conservation plans for L. elaphus including the species’ larval substrate requirements, genetic data and range-wide estimates of habitat suitability. Flueck, W.T, M. Franken, and J.M. However, the current population appears to have resulted from an introduction of 22 animals released in Neuquén Province of Argentina in 1922. In: Annals of Biological Research, 5 90-94. Currently the economics of the industry means about 17 000 deer are shot each year (Warburton et al., in press). Sep 27, 2013 - Stag Beetle (Odontolabis mouhoti elegans ) : Geographic Range: Thailand : Male Bissonette and P.R. The harvest size is determined largely by the price of venison in the European market and the costs of harvesting. This buffers the expected feedback of declining food availability in the browse tier on deer density and so inhibits the recovery of these understorey palatable plants. Active management of deer held on deer farms outside these natural ranges is required to stop escaping deer from establishing wild populations in the few areas they have not reached by themselves (Fraser et al., 2003). Gland, Switzerland: IUCN, 422-425. Males possess long antler-like mandibles used against other males in courtship battles. http://www.pestsmart.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/PWest2011_Mapping_PEST_ANIMALS.pdf Orange, New South Wales, Australia: NSW Department of Primary Industries, 63 pp. Larvae are similar in shape to white grubs of Scarabeidae, but are often larger during the latter stages of development. 1. The natural lifespan of C. elaphus is about 15 years, but an age of nearly 27 years has been recorded in captivity (IUCN, 2017). A systematic review of the impacts and management of introduced deer (family Cervidae) in Australia., 43(6), 515-532. http://www.publish.csiro.au/nid/145/aid/112.htm doi: 10.1071/WR16148, Dolman, P. M., Wäber, K., 2008. About 133 000 red deer were harvested  in 1972 at the peak of the industry, which reduced populations in alpine grasslands by up to 90%, but less in forests. Although illegal, deliberate liberations appear to be a major cause of spread in Australia (Moriarty, 2004) and to date has not been effectively managed. In the native range of C. elaphus, browsing by red deer, especially when at high densities, can alter the structure and succession of plant communities, with consequences for other animals (e.g. B., Platt, K. H., 1987. C. elaphus are highly adaptable and both graze grasses and browse herbs and woody plants. Editor, Annual Proceedings of Deer Branch New Zealand Veterinary Association. See King (2005) for more detailed descriptions of the three species. Managers can take DNA from any young deer shot and identify their mother if she is subsequently shot – or that she is still alive in the area (Fraser and Nugent, 2003). In: Reintroduction of the Caucasian red deer in Armenia, Gland, Switzerland, Gland, Switzerland: WWF. Escape from deer farms is inevitable, so management either requires a zonation system where deer farming can be prohibited or an early detection-rapid response approach. The principles of sustained control are that the target population must be reduced enough to mitigate the impacts on some asset they adversely affect (Choquenot and Parkes, 2001). Bureau of Rural Sciences, Canberra. 0 20 per page; 50 per page; 100 per page; Search Results Introduced mammals of the world: their history, distribution and influence. %%EOF Commercial harvesting of C. elaphus, for venison can reduce populations by a large amount under certain conditions (Parkes et al., 1996). Are their bites harmful? Insights into the ecology, genetics and distribution of Lucanus elaphus Fabricius (Coleoptera: Lucanidae), North America's giant stag beetle . This virtually eliminated deer use of the alpine grasslands, the main habitat of the takahe, and allowed some improvement of the palatable plant species within the forest habitats (Tanentzap et al., 2009). Eruption of ungulate populations, with emphasis on Himalayan thar in New Zealand, 5153-72. Both sexes have a lighter coloured body and larger cream-coloured rump patch (but with dark head, neck and legs) than red and sika deer. The handbook of New Zealand mammals. by King CM]. Rose, A. Range of L elaphus Sept 6, 2011 9:51:52 GMT -8 . Please consider upgrading your browser to the latest version or installing a new browser. 1. Guliyev SM, 2014. 10 p. Insect Conservation and Diversity. Parkes, J. P., 1983. Handbook of the mammals of the world: Volume 2, Hoofed mammals. Stag beetle size is species dependent and ranges from 2 – 4.5 inches in length. 2001). They have the club of the antennae with the segments separated rather than compact like scarab beetles. RARE LUCANIDAE: Prosopocoilus spencei, MALE 39 mm, Yunnan, China, Stag Beetle A1. Most States allow recreational hunting under permit (i.e. Sinclair, A. R. E., Parkes, J. P., 2008. Flueck, Werner T.; and Arlene Jones., 2005. Introductions of C. elaphus to new countries have all been intentional, typically for hunting or farming, although their escape into the wild is often accidental. Analysis of vertebrate populations. 525-528 proceedings. Lucanus cervus (L.), the stag beetle, is a saproxylic beetle species distributed widely across Europe. Little is known about the biology or conservation status of Lucanus elaphus Fabricius in North America despite well-documented declines of a related species, Lucanus cervus (L.), in Europe. rusa deer (Cervus/Rusa spp.) Both shooting from helicopters and hunting from the ground were used (Table 2). For example, Nugent et al. This entailed a detailed survey of the whole island to identify the individual surviving deer (from faecal DNA) and a change in behaviour of the hunters from individual hunters hunting ‘deer’ to team hunting (with GPS and radio contacts) hunting ‘that deer’ – and integration of the ground and aerial effort (Macdonald et al., in press). Red deer are also held in semi-natural states on large private ranches where trophy hunters pay for access to large-antlered stags. There is particular interest in research on L. elaphus given that a closely related species native to Europe, Lucanus cervus (L.), has become threatened throughout much of its range (Campanaro et al., 2016). (1989) compared the understorey composition in two forests in Argentina dominated by Nothofagus dombeyi, one with abundant C. elaphus and one with no deer. endstream endobj 110 0 obj <>>> endobj 111 0 obj <>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI]/Properties<>/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/Thumb 47 0 R/Type/Page>> endobj 112 0 obj <>stream Prices and download plans . The IUCN classes it in its native range as ‘least concern’, although some populations are listed as endangered or rare (IUCN, 2017). It is possible that introduced C. elaphus already present in one country can disperse naturally into neighbouring countries across land borders in South America and South Africa, but the main potential route of establishment is via human liberations. On being the right size: food-limited feedback on optimal body size., 77(4), 635-637. http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/loi/jae doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2656.2008.01425.x. The genus Cervus forms a ring of sub-species and species around the Northern Hemisphere. Factors Preventing the Recovery of New Zealand Forests Following Control of Invasive Deer, Conservation Biology 17 (2): 450–459. Lucanus elaphus adult taken by Shawn Hanrahan at the Texas A&M University Insect Collection in College Station, Texas. Wilson PR, 2004. The complete fauna of Iran. Hatzofe O, 2006. The season of births for northern-hemisphere ungulates in New Zealand, 35204-219. Barcelona, Spain, Lynx Editions, Barcelona, Spain, Lynx Editions. Status: G3G5 - Apparently secure globally, though it may At natural densities they are spillover hosts of tuberculosis and only maintain the disease when held at artificially high densities, e.g. endstream endobj startxref in Western Australia or in the western provinces of Canada. 20 per page . C. elaphus have swum from mainland South island in New Zealand to many of the 90 islands of Fiordland National Park. Consequences of Deer Control for Kaweka Mountain Beech Forest Dynamics (Landcare Research Contract Report: LC0607/021). The wing covers are pale yellow with five black lines on each side. When liberated in the southern hemisphere, seasonally breeding species such as C. elaphus adjusted to the change in seasonal displacement within two years (Logan and Harris, 1967). Currently about 900 000 deer are held with an annual export of about 14 500 tonnes of venison (Stats NZ, 2016). Canada: Alberta Venison Council. C. elaphus are banned in some State jurisdictions in Federal countries, e.g. The results suggest managers should allocate 67% of their effort to reacting to events and 33% to enforcing fencing standards, to match the actual risks. Farmed in some provinces, including a few in the Atlantic provinces (422 as of 2014). A more detailed account of deer control in two regions of New Zealand is provided by Fraser et al. Bringans M, 2004. New Zealand red deer body weights averaged 103 kg for adult males and 75 kg for adult females in one population sampled (Nugent and Fraser, 2005). Control of feral goats by poisoning with compound 1080 on natural vegetation baits and by shooting., 13(3), 266-274. National mapping of the abundance of established, new and emerging pest animals to improve decision-making and the assessment of Government investment programs. The development of farming or ranching of C. elaphus behind fences began in New Zealand in 1969 and has spread to many other countries. Researchers in 41 countries were contacted and information sought on various life history characteristics of the insect. The final report of an investigation by the Rowett Research Institute and the Hill Farming Research Organisation. Females are smaller than males with mandibles barely longer than their head. The relationships of the insular outliers on Sardinia and Corsica (the latter population being extinct by 1970 but reintroduced form Sardinia in 1985 – Puddu et al., 2009) are unclear. This did not succeed, but a more determined project was started in late 2006. Find the perfect Cervus stock photos and editorial news pictures from Getty Images. Cervus elaphus, the red deer, is a species of large deer that is native to much of Europe and western Asia, as well as parts of North Africa. Males of this species have elaborate mandibles. Free shipping on many items | Browse your favorite brands | affordable prices. Skog A, Zachos FE, Rueness EK, Feulner PGD, Mysterud A, Langvatn R, Lorenzini R, Hmwe SS, Lehoczky I, Hartl GB, Stenseth NC, Jakobsen KS, 2009. In the mid-1980s the growing farmed deer industry in New Zealand led to large numbers of wild C. elaphus being captured and transferred to farms (Parkes et al., 1996). Most countries either prohibit all legal introductions of exotic species unless they pass a risk analysis, or maintain a black list of banned species. 1997). Some of these deer density-impact relationships are known (e.g. 1 (male) and Fig. The annual harvest is currently about 17 000 (Warburton et al., in press). In: Fennessy PF, Drew KR, eds. 1 (12-17). A recent study modelled the long-term consequences of deer (and introduced mice as granivores) in New Zealand podocarp forests, suggesting that the changes in structure and composition will take centuries to resolve (Forsyth et al., 2015). Quote. 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